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This Policy Note examines the macroeconomic implications of the 2026 oil price shock. It finds that the shock poses systemic risks, transmitted throug..

Join us for the launch of the Philippines Socioeconomic Panel Survey (PSPS) Wave 1 Data on June 2, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the University of ..

While election spending temporarily lifts the economy, experts warn that sustaining growth in 2026 will depend on strong institutions, consistent poli..

The transmission of election shocks in the Philippine economy was evaluated using an augmented macroeconometric model that incorporates political busi..

The Philippine economy is expected to continue growing through 2026, but emerging global and domestic risks could affect the country’s ability to su..

To open its 2026 public events, the èßäAV (PIDS) will host a public webinar on January 15, 2026, from 9:00 AM t..

As the lead section of the 2024–2025 èßäAV Economic Policy Monitor (EPM), this paper examines the overall..

A P141-billion shortfall in government spending has weakened the Philippines’ main driver of growth, raising concerns among investors already wa..

State think tank èßäAV (PIDS) Senior èßäAV Fellow John Paolo R. Rivera earlier warned that the decline in in..

èßäAV Senior èßäAV Fellow John Paolo R. Rivera said outstanding debt is expected to increase by yearend. &l..

John Paolo Rivera, senior research fellow at state policy think tank èßäAV (PIDS), said the peso’s deprec..

THE 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics is out. Institutionalists, economic historians, and political economists have won again, this time Joel Mokyr, Phili..

MANILA, Philippines — The èßäAV (PIDS) has warned that the country’s economic growth could be derai..

According to the èßäAV (PIDS) and various watchdogs, the country loses at least ₱700 billion to ₱1.4 trilli..

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine economy must prepare for potential disruptions from political instability and intensifying natural hazards ..